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There will be general regret at hearing
the news of the death of Rev. DR.. j. B.
Mcterrin, the agent of the Publishing
House Of the Southern Methodist Church,
lose face was SO familiar at ali the Con,
Il es. He died Tuesday in Nashville
xty years in the Methodist minis
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Some important features are being in
troduced into election laws of the differ
emit States. In Kansas the legislature has
passed law prohibiting the distribution
of tickets within fifty feet of polling
place. In Michigan there is bill pend.
ing (for elections in cities of over 0,000)
which goes still further towards protect
ing the voter from the interference of
ticket holders. Under it the State is to
print and furnish all the tickets, and on
them are to be the names of all the can
Eidates for the offices. with their politics
sasite their names. Each candidatk
-A5ers his own name ami DAYS fee, th1rt,
days before the election. The election in
spectors have all the tickets with them in
a room. to which nobody is admitted and
the voters go in one at time, and the in
spector hands each ticket. He makes {
cross mark at the name he wishes to vot'
for and the inspector places it, folded, in
the box. When voter cannot read thu
inspector is sworn to read the ticket te
him and aid him to vote as he desires. Tht
penalties on inspectors are very severe for
attempting to influence voters or for an.
violation of the law.
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
i Take notice that at the May Term. 1881, of
the Circuit Court of Augusta County. Virginia.
will move said Court for the transfer of funds
ing to Pleasant w. Wise, as ascertaned in the
cause of Hopkins VS.. Curry, TO the state OF West
Virginia. OSCAR; f. HALL,
ap22-5t Committee of Pleasant w. WISE
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TINsLEY 8 MORTON. Proprietors,

Published every Friday. Price 81 per year +; SlOO
or six months, and so cents for months-invarla-
bly, in advance.
Transient advertisements 10 cents per line each
Insertion; monthly cents per line per month.
Contracts for longer terms made at the counter.
Local circulation in Augusta, Rockbridge, Rock
ngham, Allegheny, Highland and Bath counties.
Gives general and local news: stories and mis-
elany; reliable commercial repo.---
81. @. TINsLEY,
A. s. MORTON.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY. IL, 1887.
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CNAUNTUN ARTILLERY!

CNAUNTUN ARTILLERY!
To e\Cstize1,s Of Staunton:
ThereEs movement on foot to raise by private
subscription from the citizens Of Stanton. fund
sufficient ~ uniform andAequip the Staunton
Artillery, and in this connection desire to SUBJ
nit few facts for their consideration as the COM
manding officer of said company.
The Company is\ composed principally OF work
ingmen who are dependent for their daily bread
upon their labor, hence have very little money to
devote to other purposes
That we are the only Volunteer Militia company
only protection.
That we have always responded promptly and
cheerfully to the call of your Mayor or Sheriff when
our services were s0rely neededA
That the safety and welfare of every city requires
an organized Military Company Mn is midst for
protection of its property and lives of It's citizens.
That we have aised by our individual efforts at
least one half OF the amount required to pay for
our new Uniforms, and we appeal to the \generosl-
ty of the friends of the company and the \citiZens
generally to supply the remaining one half
I earnestly trust that each and every citizen
when approached by the committee appointed by
said company to solicit subscriptions will respond
cheerfully and heartily to our call, and that the
balance now due on uniform account will be
promptly raised and that all will unite with the
Captain and Officers of said company in their
effort to make it the citys pride in peace as well
as her defence in time of trouble.
JNO. T. LONG,
Capt. COmd'g Battery &C."
may l3 lst Battalion Va. Volunteers.
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IL. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, do certify that the bond re-
quired in the foregoing cause, has been duly
executed according to law.
Given under my hand, this 28th day of
April, 1887. J. N. RYAN,
ap29-4t Clerk.
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
have the honor to announce myself candidate
1or the office OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of
Angus ia county.
marll tde* e. A. FULCHER.
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING,
n desires Summer Glass in Music or Literary
branches IN small town or pleasant country
neig hborhood. The most advanced methods used.
Testimonials given. Address, Miss M. a; w,
care STAUNTQN VINDICAToR, ap11-at"
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NeW disbursements.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly
begin 18th July, 1887, and end 14th SEPTEMBER
Have proved Of signal use-1st, To students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other Law
Schools %. To those who propose to read privately
and 3rd. To practitioners who have not had the
advantage of systematic instruction. For circular
apply (P. y. University of Va to JOHN B. MINOR,
Prot Com. and Stat. Law.
may Ii I'm
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It is ONLY Two WEEKS to the County
Election, which takes place THURSDAY,
MAY 18th.
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NsA.UABLE KAOLIN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE. Under decree of
Circsit Court of Augusta, rendered at June
Tern, 1886, in the suit of James D. Crump,
Trusee, &c. VS.. Thomas Walton and ais, we
wilsell at public auction, in front of the
Govt House of Augusta County, on
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YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Mondau, the 23rd dag of May, 1887,

oio Coult-HOuSe, III OlduuIOu, Oh
Mondau, the 23rd dag of May, 1887,
that valuable property and residence, situated
about mile and quarter Northeast from the
ley Turnpike, containing thirty acres OF land and
known as the SANDY Hollow" property. Said
land being in two adjoining tracts
and briefly described as follows: 4 1&EJ -
LIST A tract containing twenty MS STSiss-1
l2Ol acres situated North of the ~ aia s#zsiilS1
Valley Turnpike and East OF the GI99 e9s35eJs
Mt. Solon road. being part of the TX acre tract
formerly known as the SANDY Hollow tract, and
the same which was convened by M G. Hartman
Donaghe to James Bumgardner, Jr, by deed dated
December 3rd. 1875, and of record in the clerk g
3ffiee e OF the county court OF Augusta county in
Deed Book No 80, page 256.
End. tract containing ten Q0) acres, being the
same which was conveyed by M. G. Hartman and
February list, 1876, and recorded in the clerks
oface OF the county court OF Augusta county in
Deed Book No. 80, page 1872.
Bumgardner, Jr, and wife to William D. Anderson,
Trustee of Mary " Anderson, by deed dated Sep
OF the county court OF Augusta county in Deed
Book No. 100, Page Isl; sale of which is now made
to enforce the vendors lien for the deferred in
stanentS
This is the most desirable property that has been
placed upon the market for years, and any one
convenient to town. should not miss this opportu-
nifty. There is a nice dwelling house on the prop
erty good out houses and other improvements, and
oAO VI tuo uoSt III <Aukuobd COuuby, WHICH,
produces apples, peaches, pears and the smaller
fruits. The property in question was the former
residence of Capt James Bumgardner, Jr., and is
well known to most people In Augusta county.
JERMS.-Cash in hand to pay the costs OF suit
and expenses of sale and the residue on credit of
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty flour months
from day of SALE payable in equal instalments, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds for the de-
tered payments. bearing interest from date Of
ale and waving the homestead, with approved
personal security, and the title retained as ulti-
mate security,
EDWARD ECHOLS,
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1, B. F. Terry. Deputy Clerk Circuit Court OF Au'
gusta county, do certify that Charles E. Kemper
one Of the GQmmissipners ineaachGeu rug t,0in
according to law.
1856 B F. TERRY. d, Crk.
ap22-3t
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siOners g0o ]. Sess Gam from London d.
recting them to resume negotiations, and
they met again Wednesday evening.
THE LEGISLATURE ACTIVELY FORTIFY-
ING IN CASE OF FAILURE.
Pending conclusive issue of the Debt
question. the legislature is actively engaged
fortifying the State against the bondhold-
ers. Mr.. Koiner presented resolution In
the Senate, Wednesday morning. stating
that as ''all efforts to settle the State debt
controversy with the Commissioners of
the Fo reign Bondholders Association had
failed" that the Finance Committee in
quire into the expediency of lowering tax
alton, SO as to provide g sum only equal to
the current expenses Of the State. In the
House bill was passed to punish State
officers who receive coupons, except for
naturalization, and the same body is con-
sidering bill making taxes payable quar-
terly.
THE SOCIAL COURTEsIES
to the English Commissioners have not
faltered in view of the apprehended fail
ure of the negotiations. On Tuesday even.
ing Ger Jos. r. Anderson gave dinner
to Sir Edward Thornton to which Hon.
John S. Barbour was invited. Sir Ed
wards movements showed no haste to
leave Richmond and the general idea was
that he was awaiting another move on the
chess-board. While the debt conference
was technically oyer, it was in practice
being kept up Wednesday by quasl-com-
munications between those who had par
ticipated in it.
THE COMMISSION AGAIN IN SESSION.
[By Telegraph to the Staunton VINDIcAToR.]
RICHMOND, MAY IL, Noon.-The Eng
lish Commissioners met again yesterday
evening and made another proposition,
substantially the same as that made by
Mr.. Royal. $28, 900, 900 principal and $780,
900 interest. This morning the whole
Commission is in session again and the
feeling is hopeful.
3P. M.-There is nothing yet from the
Commission which is silly in Session, but
considered favorable at this hour.
r.
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Monday, the 23d dag of Mau, 1887,
that very valuable farm in the -, ssGas8sss.
County of Augusta, Barter sss "a ss
brook, on which James McComb Ss#2SSSe
resided in his lifetime sssesAn
The farm contains about 200 acres of fine
land we'll watered, with good improvements
located in one of the most productive sections
of he county, in good neighborhood, near
to churches, schools, &c.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay the costs of
suit and sale, and the residue ON credit of
one, two, and three years from day of sale,
payable in equal annual instalments, the pur-
chaser giving bonds for the deferred payments
bearing interest and waving the homestead,
with approved personal security, and the title
retained as ultimate security.
GEO. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioners
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saturday. May 2Ist, 1887,


property in the County of Au-
gust, near Vesuvius Station of the Shenan-
doahValley Railroad, sold in 1883 by T. W.
Shebn and others tosthe defendants. Walton !
and weeney, and by them to The Virginia
Chia Clay and Fire Brick Company. This
sale,nlbraces the entire deposite of Kaolin
psssa the two tracts of 300 acres and 10 acres
a @rne 1fJltin land on the waters of
Ehe South River, of the James, and on and near
the South Mountain, with the right of entry
for mining and removing the same, together
with the fee simple of five acres upon the rail
road for the erection of buildings and works.
The quality, vast quantity, uniformity, and
accessibility of this deposite render it one of
the most valuable Kaolin beds in this country.
Its trend renders it easy to move the clay by
gravity tram roads. Pure water and abundant
timber is at hand. The clay is remarkably
| homogeneous and pure, being porcelain clay
| unusually free from mica and other mineral
| admixtures. and specially adapted to the ma
nufacture of high grades of pottery. The cri-
tical tests to which fire bricks made of it have
| been subjected, and their resistance of heat,
! gases, and friction alongside of the best
| standard brick, warrant the belief that NO
| better article can be produced in America.
| TERMS Cash to pay costs of suit and ex.
penses of sale, and bonds with security fol-
| the residue in equal instalments at 6, -, and
IS months, bearing interest from day of sale,
| and title. retained until paid.
THOMAS D. RANSOM,
THOMAS: &c. ELDER,
Commissioners.
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AL NOTES.
:. editor OF the II ew
a Southern man

3. editor Of the New
3 a Southern man
democratic ticket for
4ce President and that Herbert of Ala.
Speaker Carlisle, John Randolph Tucker
or Senator Eustis of La, would ba good
names. but says: "But the very best
Southern man that know of for the Office
of Vice President is Gov. Fltzhugh Lee OF
Virginia.
Mr.. Chauncey F. Black. late Democrat
ic nominee for Governor of PENNSYLVANIA.
has been interviewed by the PHILADELPHIA
sTimes" on the subject of the next ma.
tional campaign and President Cleveland.
He says that there will not be ''eyen rip
pie of opposition to a unanimous delega-
ton in support of the Presidents renomi-
alton and more than full party vote in
aState." He declares that he is in ia
Mr.. Clevelands denomination and
@ aat "the Democratic party must
President Cleveland's record or
y
snnkling in letter to the Anne
Pittsburg, seems to believe
alican party is still in exis-
a comatOse condition.
it has not kept step
+ s:sss vents, F" and has laid
& aNwess, and earnest
spt it great and
usetui aRd triumphant.
Every member of the De- yare lepis,a-
ture. which has just adjs med. was a
Democrat. The only paraIlelvssse occur.
red in Vermont, where, during he whole
war every member of the legislature was
a Republican.
"The administration of President Sleve.
land is gaining friends steadily among the
business men of Milwaukee," says The
Journal Ind J; and it prints interviews
with fifty representative citizens, Repub-
licans as well as Democrats, In proof of
its assertion. lover 100 men were asked
for their opinions, and it is remarkable
fact that no one of the number would say
that he would not be satisfied to see Mr.
Cleveland Reelected
The thirst of office is raging in Bedford
county, Va. In the several districts there
are seventy-nine candidates for Commits
sioners of the Revenue.
The notorious Madison Wells, OF the |
Louisiana Returning Board of 1875, has
commenced suit for breach of contract |
against Ell. S. Badger, Chairman of the
Louisiana State Republican Committee,
He claims that his "grit" alone made
Hayes President, and that in consldera
ton OF it Badger. who got the office of
collector of the 4th district, was to give
him half OF the net profits of the place
which were $4,000 year, and signed a
contract to that effect. Badger has never
,aid cent and hence the suit. Badger
lenies the whole story.
A knights of Labor convention was !
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COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
To the People OF augusta County,
hereby declare myself candidate for your
SuffrageS for the office of CoMMoNWEALTH's At
ToRNEY Ii you elect me will perform the duties
of the office faithfully and impartially.
Respectfully,
mar11 tide JNO. N. OPIE.
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SHERIFF.
To the Voters OF augusta
thereby announce myself candidate for the
Office of SHERIFF of Augusta County
Respectfully, VIM. MCCUE.
marl9-tde
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Monday. the 23rd day Of May. 1887

Monday. the Zof0 0dy OF Mdy, 1851,
that valuable farm in Augusta county on which
nr W. I. Walters lately resided, containing about
40 acres.
Isiyar. rear the village of West XgsSssssss 81
View is Of go1d quality, well i'm 8I.RasN
proved and watered and convent
entity located to churches, schools, ASsaSSsa<x
market sc.
The firm will be offered in two parcels as divi-
ded ny The river and then as WHOLE and will be
sold wiEcii ever way it brings the most
TERNs:-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
expenss of sale and the residue on credit of one
stalments, the purchaser giving bonds for the de-
ferred nstallments, bearing interest and waving
the homestead, and the title retained as ultimate
security,
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SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur-
suant to a decree of the Circuit Court rem
dered on the 10th day of November, 1886, in the
cause Of Hamilton vs. Walters, as amended by de-
cree of Dec It'll 1885, we will sell at public auction
in front of the Court House. on
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VTIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of Augusta
Y county, May l2th 1887.
Bumgardner.)
Hanna
ONA RUIZ.
Upon rules awarded in the above case and It aP-
pearing by affidavit filed In said cause that Il =.
Marshall sitter and Jacob W. Sitter are non
residents OF this Commonwealth, notice is hereby
civ an to said parties that they are required to ap-
near before the Circuit Court of Augusta county on
the nth day of June, 1887, and answer the said
rules awarded in said cause .o.uoo
The object of said rules being to obtain decree
for the re sale Of the property purchased IN sald
cause by Charles M. Anderson, In his li1etme, an
nv r. Sitter in his lifetime. for default In pay ing
the purchase money therefor. ~ ,y.N cor,
may l34t j. S'NAAH' o'olA'
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From the foregoing it will be seen that am now
interested in the business of Mr.. Q. L. Weller, and
l respectfully request my friends and the public to
bestow on the new firm liberal patronage. 1t will
certainly be my endeavor to make the house
worthy Of whatever favor it may receive at the
hands of the public.
mar1S FITZHUGH ELDER
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-For sale cheap for
" Cash. a handsome frst-class double seated
Park Ph8tOn. In good order; has never had hard
usage Price $l00.
mayl3-1t* a. D. PECK.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
= Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court, rendered on the 23d day of November,
1886 in the cause of Hamilton, Trustee vs.
McComb, we will sell at public auction in
front of the Courthouse, on
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al Republican, his organ, on Monday
published communication signed Jus
tice' which advocates as plan OF settle
ment, first an agreement on the principal
and then new registered bond (no cou-
pons), running for thirty years, the inter-
est for the first i've years being one per
cent, for the second five years tsoo per
cent, for the third five years three per
cent, and for the remaining fifteen years
four per cent. This would be an average
rate of three per cent on the bonds. This
communication was given prominent
place in lis issue of Monday. and on Tues
day the Republican" had two column
leading editorial filled with tables OF hg-
ures celebrating the plan OF 'Justice" ana
endorsing it. In any event however, IL
appears that all the Virginians connected
with the Debt Commission were struck
with the change in the demeanor and
views of the English Commissioners be-
tween Saturday night and Monday morn
ing, whether Malone was in commnn1ca-
ton with them Or not.
A NEW HAND TAhGS dOhO, ~ HoOAA -
The English and Virginia Commission
ers had a meeting al the Commission s
rooms in the Allen mansion, On Tuesday
morning, to look over and verify the re-
cord of their proceedings. The nesting
was very friendly and pleasant. During
the morning rumor got out, which
proved to be true, that W. L. Royal had
cabled the Council of Bondholders at Lon-
don for their consent to another trial. He
urged them to accept per cent. interest
on the consols and 81 per cent. on the TO-
4O's, making a principal of $4,000 900,
with an annual interest of between
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YOUR ON e.
DEAF. DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTION,

DEAF, DUMB BLIND INSTITUTION
Staunton, March 29h 1877.
suffered three months face and
coIDed bed the were
nhamed tender could the best city
attended but with little benefit them thought would
lose sight, and advised North ocus MY
brother notice Hansberge
who them remedies relieved the pam
eye
oeu, the right rGpidy.
ELLINGER.
Institution for the past
truthfulne and integrity
rs. Principal D. D. B. l.
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IL. N Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, do hereby certify that Edward
foregoing cause, has duly executed the bond re-
quired according to law
Given under my hand this 18th day of April
1887. j. N. RYAN,
aDr22 ids Clerk
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Saturday, Mag 18th, at I'm, 1887,

auction, on
Saturday, Mag 14th, at - H., 1887,
in Sraunton, in front of the County Courthouse of
Augusta county, a tract of land con- .a..ass.ssss
tanning AS acres. rood and 80 poles. tsssgS "a
more or less; it being a portion of NSss SSssS&E
the lands owned by Samuel D1nkle.
decd, remaining after assignment of GsssaA&gpek1
the widows dover.
The land is situated on North River, about one
mile below the village of Mt. Scion, and is worth
the attention OF those desiring to purchase land.
being well watered and convenient to churches,
school, postoffice, &C.
TERMS:-One eighth cash In hand on the day of
sale and the residue payable in one, two and three
years from day of sale, with interest from date,
with personal security, and the title retained as
ultimate security; but the purchaser may dispense
with personal security by paying one-third down
and the balance as above stated.
B. M. WALES. JR.,
CHARLES E. KEMPER,
Commissioners
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WELLER g. ELDER

During the last month quite large quantity of
goods have been disposed Of at our slaughter
prices Sales at these marked dolor prices will be
continued during the present month"; and those
VINO fall to take advantage of them will miss most
desirable bargains.
Those indebted to me past dealings are re-
quested to settle without delay.
a r. WELLER
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM
Mr.. Fitzhugh Elder has this DAY been admitted
to an interest in my business which will hereafter
be conducted under the name of
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,NezU advertisements.

DOOMS FOR RENT.-Five neat, second story
~ rooms, water and gas on the floor.
Apply tU G. BARGAMIN,
NAV IL If Lewis Street.
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A. G. GORDON,
VIM. PATRICK,
commissioners

IB.F. Terry, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county. do hereby certify that VIM.
Patric one Of the Commissioners OF sale appointed
In tfrooreg DING cause has duly executed the bond
reuui3d according to Law.
Givn under my hand this 18th day of Feb. 1887
B. +. TERRY.
apr9 AZ Dep. Clerk.
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/ NELSON Co.. VA
| November
Food treatment CoHad eight Was unfit for bus
ness fod not little bread and milk Tried
best physicians OF this
md odion;no COMMITTEES relief
DR. Harusberger build at once IN
was CURED still going all
-. w.
:, 49, 80 ~ correct MCCoMB.
April 2, 1857
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VIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, May 18th, 1887.
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0o000o7e.-l dIH Ill aCC6nuanC
at the W. l.. Asylum. Was born and :.
raised at Brownsburg and lived there